Sentence examples for more conjectural from inspiring English sources

The case for the self-driving car is more conjectural, and the thing that determines your view of it is whether or not you're a geek.

That and more conjectural buildings on the Acropolis were a direct anticipation of the 5th-century building program of imperial Athens.

Two entrances from the north may exist to this part of the sea, one along the west coast of North Somerset and Boothia, which is an almost certain one; and the other, which is more conjectural, may occupy the short unexplored space between Captain Sherard Osborn's and Lieutenant Wynniatt's extreme points.

Innovation projects can construct a general theory of change but the assumptions are more conjectural, making the theory much more like a hypothesis" (Obrecht 2017).

On page 9, I found the underwriting profits of the insurance entities, but not investment income, which is more conjectural in today's setting of very low interest rates.

The type of reasoning Holmes uses is of another, more conjectural kind - sometimes called abductive reasoning - that can't offer certainty or any precise assessment of probability, only the best available account of events.

"I am a vague, conjectural personality, more made up of opinions and academic prepossessions than of human traits and red corpuscles".

No part of the theory of textual criticism has suffered more from misunderstanding than has conjectural emendation.

Describing, characterizing and interpreting the nearly infinite variety of carbonate rocks are conundrums – intricate and difficult problems having only conjectural answers – that have occupied geologists for more than two centuries.

Beliefs can be very conjectural but arguably plausible in the light of our more directly tested scientific hypotheses.

The Orlando singers make the juxtaposition less odd by singing the Machaut with a velvety modern tone, a very different sound from what you can hear on the Ensemble Organum's conjectural 1995 recording on Harmonia Mundi, which presents the work in more rough-hewn timbres.